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'''Calibre 80110''' is a family of robust [[automatic]] watch movements produced by [[IWC]] from [[2005]] through [[2016]].
 
==History==
IWC began transitioning to in-house movement capability in [[2000]] with the launch of the [[IWC 5000|Cal. 5000 family]]. That movement featured an updated version of the company's classic [[Pellaton]] winding system but was a high-end movement with an extra-long spring for [[seven day]] power reserve.
 
IWC sought to prove that they could produce a more conventional in-house movement and launched this Cal. 80000 family in [[2005]]. The resulting [[IWC 80110|Cal. 80110]] featured exceptional shock absorption, above the natural ruggedness of the Pellaton system. Yet it is a compact movement, measuring just 30 mm in diameter and 7.3 mm thick, the first small movement developed in-house by IWC since the original [[IWC 81|Cal. 81 family]] of the 1950s.
 
The basic design of the [[wheel train]] and location of time-keeping components is similar to the [[Valjoux 7750]] (specifically the hand-winding [[Valjoux 7765]]), a movement IWC engineers were very familiar with as it was the basis for their [[IWC 7900|Cal. 7900 family]]. But every major component is specific to the IWC movement and the winding system is unique to IWC. And, of course, the IWC 80110 and 80111 are time-only movements with none of the [[chronograph]] components found in the 7750 family.
 
==Movement Family==
 
* Cal. 80110 (2005-2016)
** [[IWC Ingenieur Automatic 3224]] (2013-2016)
** [[IWC Ingenieur Automatic 3225]] (2013-2016)
** [[IWC Ingenieur Automatic 3227]] (2005-2008)
** [[IWC Ingenieur Automatic 3233]] (2008-2011)
** [[IWC Ingenieur Automatic 3236]] (2009-2013)
** [[IWC Ingenieur Automatic 3246]] (2015-2016)
** [[IWC Aquatimer Automatic 3580]] (2014-2016)
* Cal. 80111 - Reduced height (2007-2011)
** [[IWC Aquatimer Automatic 3231]] (2008-2012)
** [[IWC Ingenieur Automatic 3233]] (2008-2012)
** [[IWC Ingenieur Automatic 3234]] (2007-2008)
** [[IWC Da Vinci Automatic 5461]] (2008-2012)
 
{{WD|
'''Description:'''
:[[Automatic]] movement
 
'''Functions:'''
:Hours, minutes, seconds
:[[Date]] wheel
 
'''Data:'''
:Ø 30 mm
:Height 7.3 mm
:28 [[jewels]]
:28,800 A/h
:[[Power reserve]] 44 hours
 
'''Production period:'''
:[[2005]]-[[2016]]
:Predecessor: [[IWC 887|Cal. 887/2]]
:Successor: [[IWC 82000|Cal. 82000]]
}}
 
[[Category:Automatic movements]]
[[Category:IWC calibres|80110]]

Latest revision as of 15:17, 23 July 2021

Calibre 80110 is a family of robust automatic watch movements produced by IWC from 2005 through 2016.

History

IWC began transitioning to in-house movement capability in 2000 with the launch of the Cal. 5000 family. That movement featured an updated version of the company's classic Pellaton winding system but was a high-end movement with an extra-long spring for seven day power reserve.

IWC sought to prove that they could produce a more conventional in-house movement and launched this Cal. 80000 family in 2005. The resulting Cal. 80110 featured exceptional shock absorption, above the natural ruggedness of the Pellaton system. Yet it is a compact movement, measuring just 30 mm in diameter and 7.3 mm thick, the first small movement developed in-house by IWC since the original Cal. 81 family of the 1950s.

The basic design of the wheel train and location of time-keeping components is similar to the Valjoux 7750 (specifically the hand-winding Valjoux 7765), a movement IWC engineers were very familiar with as it was the basis for their Cal. 7900 family. But every major component is specific to the IWC movement and the winding system is unique to IWC. And, of course, the IWC 80110 and 80111 are time-only movements with none of the chronograph components found in the 7750 family.

Movement Family

Description:

Automatic movement

Functions:

Hours, minutes, seconds
Date wheel

Data:

Ø 30 mm
Height 7.3 mm
28 jewels
28,800 A/h
Power reserve 44 hours

Production period:

2005-2016
Predecessor: Cal. 887/2
Successor: Cal. 82000
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